Mona Museum of Old and New Art

Mona

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The Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) was built by David Walsh to house his collection of ancient, modern, and contemporary art. Located on the …

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Feb 5, 2025
you need to go !! it's not like any museum i've ever been to !! some things are confronting, but it really is something not to be missed !! so much to look atFull review by sandra d
Jan 31, 2025
An interesting and strange place to visit! So many weird things on display. The vagina wall was a highlight! The grounds are quite nice!Full review by Leilah_Hillman
Jan 25, 2025
Loved It! From the ferry ride ( paid extra for the posh pit) , to the sense of arrival via the 99 steps, to the outdoor exhibits and the museum itself. Yes there are some exhibits that are controve…Full review by Julie1958594
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The Museum of Old and New Art is an art museum located within the Moorilla winery on the Berriedale peninsula in Hobart, Tasmania…
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The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart, Tasmania, is one of the few places on Earth where you can feel like you’re actually i…
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Opening on January 21, 2011, and built into a cliffside in southern Tasmania, the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is a four-story colle…
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Located just north of Hobart on the Moorilla Winery grounds, the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is the largest privately-funded mu…
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Nestled in an escarpment along the Derwent River is the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA). The art museum is privately funded …
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My husband may not be able to walk up all steps from ferry. What is an alternative please.
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Actually there is a way out of having to climb the 100 steps. The ferry has an alternative dock that they can take you to after they let the main passengers off. There is a golf cart wagon …
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Actually there is a way out of having to climb the 100 steps. The ferry has an alternative dock that they can take you to after they let the main passengers off. There is a golf cart wagon that can pick you up and take you to an alternative entrance. If I remember correctly you will still need to be able to climb about 4 or 5 steps but not 100 steps. I took advantage of this option when I went to this attraction myself as I didn't want to have to climb the stairs. When you are finished with the museum, they will use the golf cart to get you back on the ferry without having to do the 100 steps.
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Is the ticket for Mona, include it in the ferry tickets?
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Ferry tickets are separate to MONA entry as I believe you can drive to MONA.
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Do you have wheelchairs for use for visitors?
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Oh no don’t put yourself through that
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Is there a ticket for both the ferry and Mona
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Yes. Go to Mona website - you can book and pay online.
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opening hours please
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The museum is open Wednesday–Monday, 10am–6pm. closed most Tuesdays and Christmas Day. \ Summer opening hours are 10am–6pm from 1 December 2018—28 April 2019.
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